Artist Profile: Andreia Falqueto

Search (Busca) by Andreia Falqueto, acrylic on paper, 2025
Andreia Falqueto — Search (Busca), 2025
Acrylic on paper, 29,7 x 42 cm
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Man is an animal that bargains (O homem é um animal que faz barganhas) by Andreia Falqueto, PVA and acrylic on paper, 2024
Andreia Falqueto — Man is an animal that bargains (O homem é um animal que faz barganhas), 2024
PVA and acrylic on paper, 62 x 40 cm
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Andreia Falqueto is a Brazilian visual artist, researcher and teacher born in 1985. She holds a PhD in Artistic Creation from the University of Granada, Spain.

Her painting addresses questions related to being-there and the human presence in the world. She constructs enigmatic landscapes imbued with a personal and symbolic perspective on everyday life.

Recent Activity

2026
Touch the Word (Tocar la palabra) artistic residency, supervised by gallerist Marilá Dardot, Canteiro, São Paulo, Brazil
Art in Every Sense (Arte en todos los sentidos) group exhibition, works from the Ronaldo Domingues de Almeida Collection, Espírito Santo Art Museum, Vitória, Brazil

2025
Paradoxes, Cycles and Bifurcations (Paradojas, ciclos y bifurcaciones) group exhibition, Sur Gallery, Barcelona
From the Mangrove: Change and Persistence of a Remote Landscape (Desde el manglar: cambio y persistencia de un paisaje remoto) group exhibition, Sur Gallery, Barcelona

2024
Doctoral thesis The Potential to Create and Understand Images Today: The Expansion of Visual Languages (Potencialidad de crear y entender imágenes en la actualidad: la ampliación de los lenguajes visuales) approved at the University of Granada, supervised by Teresa Fernanda García Gil, Granada, Spain
Fireflies: Like Stars in the Night (Bichos de luz como estrellas en la noche) group exhibition, Sur Gallery, Barcelona

2023
Art and Creative Processes (Arte y procesos de creación) group exhibition, Museum of Contemporary Art of Niterói, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Memories of the Future (Memorias del Futuro) group exhibition, Anchieta Palace, Espírito Santo, Brazil
Least Common Multiple (Mínimo múltiplo común) group exhibition, Porto House of Visual Arts, Vitória, Brazil

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